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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-30
Knosv,iIc Vote. FOR Another Road.

Siffihi bt-Ialch 70 thc AllfhL
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct "a faircr
day never dawncd for an election than the
day has been for taking the vote Of Knox
vile county ON the proposition Of the Caro-
lima, Knoxville Il Western railroad. asking
that Sl0O.OO0 he subscribed 10 the capital
stock Of the road. This county, on full
vote, can poll 10000 votes. OF which Knox
vile would poll 1909 The vote today has
been very light. The city casts 1866
votes for the proposition and only
Z against II, the smallest vote polled for
wears The vote in the country districts
has been very small also, aud returns aru
coming in slowly. Only five have been
heard from. making total vote, as heard
from, OF i,0ll for the ruad and only 2H
against Il. Nineteen districts are 10 be-
heard from. II Is estimated that the total
vote against the subscription will be under
1000 and the vote fur " fully 5000. This
insurcs a great victory for the railroad pco-
plp
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A Revival In Helena.

-F'tIhI HI'IHNIh " UlN NVNH1II
HELENA, ARK, Oct n.-Thc Rev. Dr.
Winfield, oithe Arkansas Methodist church,
arrived In the city Yesterday evening from
Little Rock. lie win. with the assistance
oi the Rev. Mr.. JcfIett, Of the Helena pull
pit, conduct a series Of revival meetings
at the Methodist church. The attendance
80 far has been large and appreclalivc. IL
h expected that great deal oi good viii
will be accomplished through The able and
conscientious efforts olDr Winfield. These
meetings will, in all probability, continue
for week.
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IS run Of IiRn.

Manufactured only by the California Fig
syrup company, San Francisco, cal, is
natures own tIV,c laxative. II !, the most
easily taken and the most pleasantly effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system when
bilious or costive, 10 dispcl hcrlnchcs. colds
and feycrs, 10 curn ,habitual constipation. in
digestion, etc. For sale Ia 10 cents and u
bottles by III. y. Hester and all leading
druggists. Van Nlect a Co, q. W. Jones a
Co, W y. Wilkrrson & Co, Mansfield &
Co, have been appointed wholesale agents
nj MCmDbis
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SAN FnAScIsco, Cal, Oct. 2O.-At the
bay district truck this afternoon, GOV.
Suniords Sable Wilkes, accompanied 10y
u running mate, started 10 heat thc three
year old record Of 2.lOl. and succeeded IN
making the first quarter In - seconds,
half mile IN l.O9l, three quarters in Ia,
and the mile easily in 2Is.
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Delsarte System OF Dramatic Ex-
precision.

M- Msfparrt wilship will revive pupils H. The
n.safic srhoal 81 expression and cloCutl0n. Roth
the reasoning student aud the practical student
will be- satisfied. fur The contcul"nre ~ pupil,
who cannot attend During the day instructions
will h. EiNrn Ia the evening For terms apply Ia
Nj Ttnlls lew. nt MltEmnuna
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Who T. August uiIiY

Al midnight Pftrolmen Bcycll and leo
met crowd Of negroes on lower Main
street, Who upon seeing the officers, broke
and ran. The o'liccfs pursued and sue.
cccdcd IN capturing one of the men. lie
gave hi, name 90 August Hill, anil when
searched bulldog pistol WIS found In his
coat pocket.
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BRiMFUL OF BARGAIWS'
THIS NEXT WEEK At KREMEWs.

nnnmius In each and every department. lrnm
ground floor IN r,0f last week We exploded thr
idea TINT kKEMTKS only kept hvh priuHd Enud,
by selling 81 SUNS fults, h This week We will
du the same uul better uur q uu kIit Velvet aud
wnnl combinations pnisri hy ever, LADY nud sold
vutiu'lN out have l"yu tuulHUishrl. tu du ihls boz
the ucHfrst shpdcs ui the srtuut We Ind 10 combine
thc-y effects with 10 % NHui ruHds
Nou'll spcWr don't rl rich NJ this especially Whcil
two yutds ui o. 40 Velvet, ~,lliug elsewhere h .i a.
goc-With it uur 2, 10 Suits Beat thc best $40 sui,
iu this city.
This p-iurtun will hlt us hut Wc.ll have tn stand
up 81 70 and take our medicine.
For iustnuvr you want Velvet dr"a, We'll g. q
Velvet b. kuuckci down to 81 o. The snWu Ia
WOODEN TINT cost yuu Il yurd lAst Wcck at hbE
MFRS will hy ~ cents.
That kuo,ks cVnthiug CudWnys Don't matter
whether YOU want u black sin drcV OF hnli u yarl
Of Velvet
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oNErurRD orr THE MARKED PRICE,

Al Nclvct.. Pushes plain aud fancy chnngcahlc,
stfiI T. plaid IN every imaginable shade
ONETlllRD or MARKED PRICE on All
TAlLORlNGS-wcf tnud alone In nohhy patterns
ONETIIlRp orr THE MARKED rRiCE hi,
one thipl oil means % Cents r,uds nr iu cents, q
goudH tot 90 CENTS Il 30 good, iur 81 aud ~ on
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FISr watch repairing. Mulior'rI
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KREuEWs CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

Rear ~ ntst nnpr.
New Markets ~ - AZ, 8 20, g. and 81
i,nglans NJ SO Si2 81 and 81 a.
Iackcu aud COai- at 81, -, $40 q ~, 8 "a
and o.
flush Jackets NJ 81. so N and sn
Seal Flush wunps ~ sit 81 ~, 81 IN and ".
Jet and Plush wmIs al s,n, 80 AMI g..
kREMER's wnps Goats. Ulsicr, New Mnfkeb
lsaglans childuns garments, missss garments nl
pronouHc,~i without ipHf or favor by lar the bct
,rlertcd choicest aud above all the cheapest IN The
city.
Before buying Jacket or Coat 60 to RREMERs.
nciorc buying your handsome dTS wmp 30 Ia
kREMEK's
Before buyluE your little or big girl cliak 60 to
RHKMER's.
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KRrMERs nArDErARrwENr.

sccpnd floor Take the elevator or walk up,
either way.
Atu % on Monday G1 Hats, worth from q IA
tnsii al Thcse ar for Misses. Children and laidics
AL nndy IA PIT on.
ION llough and Ready hats IN navy. seal and
blark at - GENTS cnrh. iuf Monday only
Turkish Fez Embroidered rHT= NJ ~ cents each.
Tam O'@hnuirfs NJ " ~ each.
White Felt sailors. bnusi,l, ID - cents each. iUr
Monday only.
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Tho reduction Is Visible to the Customer and Pair
ml To Competition.
All Krener'S

Reduce by ana pet cent, or TAKE OFF oNE.
THIRD OF THE MARKET PRICE regardless ol
any fact Of color, price or any dcsdcmtum oi the
following goods
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whiie Welt sailors. bau,h-l at - ccnh each. for
Monday only.
KKENFRg GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
Right o. you enter the storc.
Embroidered Surir Glove, ~ ~ cruu
Embroidered ND 1loyss, drrYcd, ~ NW. worth
The Derby Glove. fancy Gircu. ,old clsov hcrc
and everywhere NJ q ~. kWmcr will srll them nj
" ~ Monday
KnENERs GREAT HANDRERCnEF sALE
MONDAY.
Al rurc Linen White IIantcrchlcs =, cent,
iiomsiitshcd lncn IIsukcrhicis At 10 cents chch
ttnuttkrUhirig. lstutliul new drsirfs,nt - crut
Handkerchief, II nnol quality aud style at ~
ionrcc unndtcrbIai. 81 - crut, each.
KRrnEEs TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
Atia cent. o. ,uri IglI yarl, ~ Guc isi ir.io,
cent Chenille nud turl tui'nirfics, ltlufH AMI
| Trimming. iur ,Hlr NUIIiy slno ~ them worth
Mia. p,Ei,ss .,leoiGu, rpo.is ut 50oruts ,ari.
KnnEws Fanny DEPARTMENT
All the no,,lt.,, loo Metallic Trimming. Hmld,
and ImId t.is iIl under prize NJ competition
ngTlnt Jc,igd Gruhdluo. ior wmps aud drcs,
/ clcris
KHrNEWs FANS
For evening urnr. magnificent styles, ni $50.
| Pine FEATHER Mar Nudrruu Pans ui N H
| Al evening colon GAUGE Pans, exquisite colon
| anil qualities
KRENFRs HrnOS DEPARTMENT
| Ifas thuHs pti0f this week =
| hrpnts % yuri ipf Huu satin and Velvet Nlhhuns
| 10 GENTS % ynui fUT fancy Iuoaicd KihhuHH
| IN cent yard tot unEnlnrcnt.liibbyns formerly
/ q ~ ucf ynri
KREMEHs GREAT COIgET SALE
Mu0 RAG uncyccllcd consts, worth twice
| The money.
KRENERs FEATHER DEPARTMENT
Second Floor
AigD-Au our line feaihcn and nlris, worth
| MstO1-AIi flnc lipis worth ~ ~ $50
AZ dO Gents BIRD nnl Wing worth from d % d
| G0
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-02

OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT.
4 FINE OFFICE SUITE IN THE HERALD
Il Building. Apply at this Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-02
A Bic Oevelepment scheme.

ALBUQUERQUE, July 3O.-A Nogales
special to the Democrat says: at is
stated that a company of American
capitalists is negotiating with the Mex
Jean government for a concession to
construct canal through Yakin River
Valley. a million and half dollars
will be invested in the enterprise. The
extent of the canal is not known, but it
will open hundreds of thousands of
acres for cultivation. The land IN this
valley is conceded the most productive
and richest on the continent. If the
American company can obtain the con-
cession and build the canal they will
open new paradise. 1t is also under
stood that the same company is nego-
tiating for large tracts. 1t win COM
mence work on several canals. These
new enterprises mark a new era OF
prosperity in Arizona, attributed to the
close of the Indian war.
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The Boodlers' Trial.

CHICAGO, August There was
tremendous clamor by crowds of peopS
this morning for admission to the court
where the trial of the boodlers was IN
progress. An hour before the time for
opening the doors hundreds OF men
were in line for admission. The abb
sorbing question was whether the
eleven defendants would surrender IN
conditionally and throw themselves on
the mercy of the court. Plainly ma
jority of theerowd expected some such
move, but many vouchsd the opinion
that it was too late, and defendants
only hope now was to fight to the last
in the belief that some accident Will ia
vor them. When the boodlers came
into the COURTROOM their faces, with
out exception, were set and whlte:
After States Attorney Grinnel said
the State rested their case,
Alexander Sullivan, attorney for
the defense, Immediately began
the introduction of testimony as to the
character of the men on trial. The hrst
witness was millionaire Nelson MOTHS,
the packer. He swore that Mccarthy
and Lynn had good reputation. Nor
rs was not crOSs-eXamined.
Judge Shepard, this morning, over
ruled the petitionfor new trial IN the
case of Edward s. Mcdonald and w. j.
McGarigle, charged with conspiracy.
He sentenced Edward Mcdonald to
three years in the penitentiary. a mo-
ton for the arrest of judgment was also
OVerruled
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McGARIGLE.
The Hunt for the Fugitive
BO0dler.
CHICAGO BOODLERS' TRIAL.
Fire Recori-A Big Development
Scheme-Mrs Logan Cholera
French Facts.
McGARIGLE.
CHICAGO BOODLERs' TRIAL.
The Fugitive BoodIar

CHICAGO, July 31.-Sheriff Matson has
received advices that the fugitive Nc
Carlyle has been landed at Point Ed
wards, Ont, which is nearly opposite
Port Huron. Michigan, from the
schooner Marsh. This is the vessel TO
which it was thought McGarigle was
transferred at MackinaW a couple of
days ago from the schooner Blake The
information received by the sheriff is
very meagre and efforts are now being
made to have the report verified and de.
tails secured.
SARHIA, Ont, July 31.-Boodler Nc
Garlgle, of Chicago, landed here this
morning, from the schooner Ed. Blake.
The Blake and the Marsh were in the
same tow and while the American
waters tug OriOle with Chicago detec
uVes on board steamed up to the Marsh,
apparently with the intention of having
them drop the BLake'S tow line. After
short conversation the BLake's tow line
was let go, but at the same instant
yawl left the schooner with McGarIgle
and quickly rowed for the Canadian
side, landing at Point Edwards Nc
Garlgle at once drove to COPYRIGHT,
twelve miles down the river, ostensibly
to catch a boat. He was, however,
driven back, and is now here. 1t is
believed that he is nervous over his
safety in Canada, as he keeps away
from the river, apparently fearing
attempts at kidnapping.
CHICAGO, August 1.-Dr. st. John,
owner of the schooner Blake, and who
is believed to have personally assisted
McGarigle to escape, was arrested this
morning. He was taken before mag
istrate, and waving examination fur
nished bail in $4,000. DR.. B. Fisk be.
coming surety. A warrant was also
issued for st. Johns supposed assistant
in the escape, DR.. Dell.
A telegram from Sarnia, Ontario, filed
at 10 o'clock this m rning, says instruc-
tons were received from States Attor-
ney Grinnel, of Chicago, to arrest Nc
Carlyle on an Indictment issued at
Montreal. The chief of police at Sar-
MIA was not able to find McGarigle and
it is supposed he has left town.
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Fire.

PITTsBURG, July 31.-A fire occurred
on the south side, this morning, by
which the glass manufacturing firms of
S. Mckee 81 Co., and Kinson & Co.,
sustained a loss of $3.50, 900; insurance,
$75 600. Several hundred men will he
temporarily thrown out of employment.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 30.-The Journals
Ft. Wayne, Ind, special reports that
the establishment of Wells, Brost &
Co., dealers in hides, pelts, rags, tallow
and wool, burned this morning. Total
loss, $4,000.
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR
AT A GREAT LOSS.

Chemse $1l5 SIPS S5 $3.50;
from $175 81 25, $3.50 and $3.50.
from
reduced
Black
dresses.
fromS
and
snd6
pieces Fashionable Summer Dress Goods at 12c worth
pieces quality Crnky
choicest Dress Prints Is for ST.
Jersey Ie 25c
Embroideries at half price
which
offered SOC, the they occupy
Forty from S.
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Cholera,

CALCUTTA, August 1.-The city of
Peshawar in the northwest part of
India in the PunJau b, is infested with
cholera of the worst type. Three hun
dred deaths from the disease occurred
during July.
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Mrs. Logan.

WASHINGTON, August Mrs. John
A. Logan has arrived at her home. She
is reported to be in 8 serious condition.
1t is said her shoulder blade, which was
dislocated, will have to be reset, as the
first operation was somewhat failure.
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French ERctR-

PARIS, July 31.-M. Delafosse has
challenged NJ. Lauer to fight duel.
NJ. Lauertijon has been elected Sena-
tor for the department. of Garonde.
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& Western
ALL WAY.
On an after
Saturday, Dec. Goth IS@6.
Trains viii run as follows:
sTANDARD MOUNTAIN TIME.

Connects with Utah Central train leaviu
Salt lake at 40 am.
Connects with Utah Central rain sr,jv
ing at Salt Lake at 6.40p.m.
t Stop only upon signals.
". W. RITTER,
M6 Il Supt
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-27

river. It was the " Reindeer" you
remember it do you not Mrs. Vivian ?
Winnie was saved by young man by
the name of Whitman-Asa Whitman
who visited her for some time after
wards, and was supposed to have been
the cause, in some way, Of the break
ing off of her engagement with young
Sterling
Were the other passengers saved?"
I asked
Yes, all but one. Mrs. Barron was
not on board, but came up afterwards
on the alice Vivian which was
here" continued the voluble old lady
came from Mobile at the same time
and so I heard all the particulars Of
the i'll fated Reindeer and her passen-
gers
Was this then the cause of the
poor girls insanity? I again asked.
Oh, no, she was quite i'll for short
time after it occurred, and it must
have been a great shock to her,
as she witnessed the death of her own
maid, whose head was crushed by the
falling of the chimney of the engine,
but Winnie recovered and was about
to order a second trousseau, having
lost the first, when soon after one Of
young Sterling's visits, she received
letter, 1 have heard, appointing a time
for the marriage which was much SOON
err than she expected, butshe got ready
aud the young man was to come the
day before, but he did not come, for
some unexplained reason, and after
sitting up until midnight awaiting him
she uttered succession Of piercing
shrieks, and was found insensible up
on the parlor floor. She has never
recovered her mind since that night,
and it is said that her paroxysms usu-
ally come on just about that hour of
the night" Then the two ladies ex-
pressed much kindly interest and anx-
iety for myself, and Mrs. Vivian said
should stay if 1 would, in her house,
until [ could communicate with my
aunt and uncle, who q had explained
to her, were now in New York. But
[ fell more than ever anxious to stand
by and befriend the poor girl, who I
was sure must be the victim of some
wretched plot.
"What had become of her money ?
and why was she not placed in an asy-
lum, where she could have the treat
ment necessary for her welfare and
restoration?
"Ah my dear these questions have
been asked before, but never satisfac-
torily answered. And this is why peo-
pie shun the place and its Mistress
which has embittered her against the
entire neighborhood fol Mrs. Barron
when she chooses, can be as dove like
and gentle as possible, and no one, te
meet her in her agreeable moods
would ever suspect the claws and Glow
en- feet that are concealed beneath the
feathery softness Of her exterior"
TO BE CONTINUED.
This story aoas begun IN No. 1, arac
subscribers desiring back numbers ca,
secure same by ren,itting .fve cet,,s each.
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[COPY1
CERTIFICATE OF
Renewal of CO-Partnership.

WHEREAS, On the 31st day of December A. D.
1893, Geo. W. Hnshaw and Wade 81. Bynum, both
of Winston Forsyth County, North Carolina,
General Partners, and James w. Allison and B.
Addison Of the city of Richmond State of Virginia,
as Special Partners, renewed for the term of three
years, beginning December 3lst, A d. 1885, and
expiring December 31st, A D. 1856, limited
partnership which had there otore been formed be-
tween said parties and
Whereas, said limited co-partnershp renewed
expires December 3lst 1885, and it is proposed to
make change in said business by the said Wade
ii. Bynum retiring from said firm and Newton ii.
Medearis becoming general partner IN said firm,
and
Whereas it is proposed to renew said limited
partnership between Geo. w. Hinshaw and Newton
IL. Medearis, general partners, and James W.
Allison and E. B. Addison, special partners,
st Now therefore, we Geo. w. Hinshaw and
Newton H. Medearis, as General Partners, and James
w. Allison and E. b Addison, as Special Partners,
have formed co-partnership under the firm name
of Hinshaw & Medearis.
End For the purpose of carrying on the wholesale
and retail business in general merchandise fertilizers,
seeds and agricultural implements, i'll the said town
of Winston, North Carolina.
3rd. Geo. W. Hinshaw and Newton H. Medearis,
of Winston Forsyth County, North Carolina, being
the General Partners, and James w. Allison and E.
B. Addison, of the city of Richmond and State OF
Virginia, being the Special Partners.
4th The said James w. Allison and E. B. Add
son contributing each Seventy-Five Hundred Dol
lars, said sums paid by them being now represen
ted by goods and merchandise hand, and have
not been impaired in the of trade.
9Th. This co-partnershp is formed for six years,
from December 31st A. D. 1886, to December 3lst,
A. D. 1892
GEO w. HINSHAW, General Partner.
NEWTON H. MEDEARIS, General Partner.
JAMES w. ALLISON, Special Partner.
2 p ADDISON Snoc;a1 Partner
Acknowledged and registered according to law,
January lst, A. D. 1887.
c. S. HAUSER, C. S. C. of Forsyth Co., N. G. ,s
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TFor TIVE SENTINEL.
SOON Or LATE
BY CLAUDE DOUGLAS.

So after the frost of time so cold,
In the garden of the heart has stole,
And nipt affections flowers.
From some sweet face a look will fall
Upon the heart, and the flower of all
Will bloom within its bowers.
Love come. to all, tits human fate,
All love is sweet when it cometh late
And sweet when it cometh soon.
Sweeter than late ore early rose,
Sweeter than fairsst flower that blows
In autumn or in June.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-27

All! sweet is the dawn of early love.
As the buds of spring are priced above,
June's fair and fragrant rose.
So Youths first love is sweetest,
And it may be it is feetest.
Like the flower it comes and gees.
After the buds are nipt by frost.
After the gardens beauty is lost
How sweet it is and rare,
To find within sheltered nook,
Percnance beside = murmuring brook,
A flower still fresh and fair
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IALI.R
LILLIAN REMBERT !:
4 YOUNG GIRLS STRANGE EXPERIENCE

for THE WEEKLY SENTINEL by Mrs L. E. s, Of Gronce
County, c., Author Of "Am american Prince Poems, Etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-27

In currency or coin OF the United States.
Sec. IS. ANY person who shall pursue or
follow an occupation herein taxed, with
out first having paid the tax herein levied
and required, shall, upon conviction In the
mayors court, be fined In any sum not less
double the amount, and each days viola
ton shall constitute u separate oilense.
See. 40. The preceding section shall not
be construed so rs TO effect any civil rem
EDDY for the collection of said taxes
See. 30. Wien license has been issued
to any person, firm or corporation 10 pur-
sue any occupation herein mentioned, raid
license shall be- and the same are hereby
declared to be non-iransierable,
Sec. 81. Any one prosecuted for viola
ton of th ordnance, shall have his case
dismissed upon the payment Of the tax and
accrued costs.
See. ~. IL Is hereby made the duty of
the assessor and collector to report monthly
the amount OF occupation taxes collected.
II the assessor and collector shall knowing
ly fail or refuse to collect or try to collect
any occupation tax, or receive any occupa-
ton tax without giving II legal receipt
therefor, as herein provided, reseryng the
proper stub he shall be deemed guilty Of
malieasance in office. and shall be summar-
lily dismissed .herefrom.
Sec. 80. The mayor and city assessor
aud collector shall cause occupation tax
receipts to be printed with their signatures
and stubs in blank. which shall show when
u receipt is issued to whom, and for what
occupation and + how long it was issued.
Sec 81. The mayor and secretary shall
take the assessor and collectors receipt
for the amount Of the total number of
blanks issued, and at the expiration of each
month, shall check of the same and see
that he has accounted for all receipts issued
up to date.
Sec. 50. Every person who shall procure
license shall have the same posted in
some conspicuous place at his place of bust
ness, and upon conviction of failure to do
so shall be fined in any sum not less than
$500, or more than $1,000. The marshal
shall see that this section is complied with.
Sec. rs. The assessor and collector
shall have the right, and il is hereby made
his duty, to levy for occupation tax, when
due, and ii is hereby made his imperative
duty to file complaints against any on all
persons offending against this ordinance.
l.. =. MONTGOMERY,
G.. W. CRUTCHER, Secretary.
Mayor.
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Ordinance Governing Base Ball
and Horse Racing on
Sunday.

The following ordinance by Alder
mas Haskell, was under suspension of
the rules read three times and adopted
BE, aud il is hereby ordained bv the
city council of the city OF East Dallas,
that no game of base ball, and horse
race shall be permitted or allowed,
within the corporate limits of East
Dallas on Sunday, between the hours of
2 a. M, and 10 D. IN, aud that every
person who shall engage or tax part
in any such games or horse race, dur
ing the time specified, shall be deemed
gui tv of an offence, and shall be fined
no less than five (S5) dollars, or more
than fifty $3.50 dollars. THIS to take
effect from and after passage.
Approved May 14th, 1887.
G.. w. CRUTCHER,
Mayor.
l.. r. MONTGOMERY,
Secretary.